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Well, I want to learn how to code websites using dream weaver.
Any good tutorials? I've viewed a few on youtube but I haven't really enjoyed them or found them useful.
Do you have any which you think might be useful?
 

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First of all, drop dreamweaver. Trust me when I say you won't learn anything from it. It'll make your stupider than smarter. :p

Second of all, get an editor like sublime text 2. It works perfectly well for what you need.

After that, you have several places you can learn it. Stuff like W3schools, or thenewboston (search for these in google), and these have written tutorials (w3schools) or video tutorials (thenewboston).

Other than that, there are good books to start out. I'm thinking like HTML & CSS by Jon Duckett.

I recommend starting out with xhtml 1.0 and going over to HTML5, as well as CSS(2) and then going to CSS 3, as it is necessary to learn how these work before going on imo.

Hope that helped!
 

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First of all, drop dreamweaver. Trust me when I say you won't learn anything from it. It'll make your stupider than smarter. :p

Second of all, get an editor like sublime text 2. It works perfectly well for what you need.

After that, you have several places you can learn it. Stuff like W3schools, or thenewboston (search for these in google), and these have written tutorials (w3schools) or video tutorials (thenewboston).

Other than that, there are good books to start out. I'm thinking like HTML & CSS by Jon Duckett.

I recommend starting out with xhtml 1.0 and going over to HTML5, as well as CSS(2) and then going to CSS 3, as it is necessary to learn how these work before going on imo.

Hope that helped!
Thanks for the help!^^
I like the sites you've given me a lot, not too sure if I'm completely gonna drop dreamweaver though:dunno: maybe I'll try a range of software? haha
 

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First of all, drop dreamweaver. Trust me when I say you won't learn anything from it. It'll make your stupider than smarter. :p

Second of all, get an editor like sublime text 2. It works perfectly well for what you need.

After that, you have several places you can learn it. Stuff like W3schools, or thenewboston (search for these in google), and these have written tutorials (w3schools) or video tutorials (thenewboston).

Other than that, there are good books to start out. I'm thinking like HTML & CSS by Jon Duckett.

I recommend starting out with xhtml 1.0 and going over to HTML5, as well as CSS(2) and then going to CSS 3, as it is necessary to learn how these work before going on imo.

Hope that helped!
this part is just amazing :D starting with TIHS?! Obviously if ''samhatake'' asked about DW he was looking for an easy way to create a website. Learning html/css online is kinda Q.Q
 

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First of all, drop dreamweaver. Trust me when I say you won't learn anything from it. It'll make your stupider than smarter. :p

Second of all, get an editor like sublime text 2. It works perfectly well for what you need.

After that, you have several places you can learn it. Stuff like W3schools, or thenewboston (search for these in google), and these have written tutorials (w3schools) or video tutorials (thenewboston).

Other than that, there are good books to start out. I'm thinking like HTML & CSS by Jon Duckett.

I recommend starting out with xhtml 1.0 and going over to HTML5, as well as CSS(2) and then going to CSS 3, as it is necessary to learn how these work before going on imo.

Hope that helped!
Good sites. My computer class teacher tries to teach us dreamweaver and we have no idea what to do. He cant teach nor explain dreamweaver. Not many people can understand dreamweaver. its a good program if you know what to do.
 

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The problem with dreamweaver is it makes you lazy. You just end up doing what it says, and it gives you every code, etc as how it looks. Trust me, a website in dreamweaver is both a pain to edit if you did not make it, and is ugly most of the time, where as working with a text-editor will make you understand the code you use, and how to decently work.

It'll just be a lot easier to look into other websites their codes and figuring out how they did something as well. Trust me, dreamweaver isn't the way you want to go. One of the only failing programs in the adobe suite if you ask me.
 
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